Mantiene suspenso último informe sobre IA y derechos de autor

Artificial intelligence poses an unprecedented challenge to copyright, threatening to erode the commercial value of creative works by eliminating the need to compensate authors. This impact transcends the historical barriers imposed by previous disruptive technologies, such as photocopiers and the Internet, sparking a global debate over whether the scraping of information to train models constitutes infringement and whether AI-generated works should receive legal protection. The United States Copyright Office has introduced the concept of “market dilution harm” to assess fair use, distinguishing between transformative uses and those that directly compete with original works. While non-commercial research and analysis are generally considered legitimate, copying works for commercial purposes that substitute for the original market faces greater scrutiny, establishing that the effect on the natural market is the decisive factor in determining the legitimacy of such uses. This approach is crucial for open data, as it establishes a framework in which access to and transformation of information do not necessarily have to be blocked by rigid copyright restrictions. By prioritizing transformative effect and the absence of market harm, it encourages innovation in data processing. This suggests that copyright should not serve as an insurmountable barrier to the development of technologies that rely on open access to information, promoting a balance between creative protection and technological progress.

Source: elfinanciero.com.mx
Published on 2025-05-15

Mantiene suspenso último informe sobre IA y derechos de autor

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